I made the discovery last week that wild azalea blossoms are even more beautiful before they open. The buds are suffused with so many colors, especially if the mid-afternoon light is just so. And they're furrier than you'd suppose. This is, of course, down by Greenbelt Lake.
The magnolias we had around where I grew up in New jersey didn't have much scent, but southern magnolias (Magnolia grandiflora) grow some up here in Maryland, and they have a really strong, lovely scent.
Thank you, hon. (-: I love documenting all the life around the lake here.
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I'm still loving your nature diary. :-)
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Thank you, hon. (-: I love documenting all the life around the lake here.
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"Oh Mr. Frodo! The way your ear fuzz catches the sunlight makes me want to taste them right quick!"
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